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Sen. Chuck Schumer delivered his remarks to the DNC, focusing on the American dream and the nation's future path. Schumer talked about his experience working with Clinton as senators and praised her ability and strength.
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Sen. Chuck Schumer delivered his remarks to the DNC, focusing on the American dream and the nation's future path. Schumer talked about his experience working with Clinton as senators and praised her ability and strength.
The grandson of former President Jimmy Carter spoke at the DNC about his family and their support for Clinton. He credited the "miracles of modern science and power of prayer" for his grandfather's recovery from cancer.
Following his grandson's address, former president Jimmy Carter expressed his support for Clinton in a video. He encouraged young voters to stay engaged and vote.
1992: Bill Clinton delivers his acceptance speech for the presidential nomination at the 1992 DNC, emphasizing "no one is left behind" in America.
Hubert Humphrey accepts the Democratic presidential nomination at the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
Allen Ginsberg meditates at the 1972 DNC to "relieve anxiety" and hopes that "Nixon will resign," that "the war in Vietnam will be over" and that "America will relax."
John Kennedy delivers speech at the 1956 DNC to withdraw his name from the VP nomination after losing to Estes Kefauver in the free vote.
1968: Riots erupt at the 1968 DNC in Chicago to protest the war and the Lincoln Park curfew that hindered the protesting. There were 50 people injured and 150 arrested. A CBS camera man was among the injured.
Former CBS News correspondent Dan Rather gets roughed up and knocked down by security guards while trying to interview a Georgia delegate at the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
John Kerry accepts the presidential nomination for the presidency at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. In his speech he speaks about "home."
Al Gore kisses his wife Tipper before taking the stage to accept the presidential nomination at the 2000 Democratic National Convention.
Barbara Jordan makes history at the 1976 DNC, becoming the first African-American woman to deliver a keynote speech at a major party convention.
Barack Obama addresses the 2004 Democratic National Convention in a keynote speech to support John Kerry's run for president.
Bernie Sanders spoke at the DNC on Monday night, saying that the election is about "the needs of the American people." Sanders endorsed Clinton, saying she will fight for issues, such as affordable higher education and universal health care. Sanders said Clinton "will make an outstanding president."
Senator Elizabeth Warren voiced her support for Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine in her address to the DNC on Monday night. Warren slammed Trump, saying he "has no real plans."
First Lady Michelle Obama addressed the DNC with a message of hope and unity for the Democratic Party. The First Lady endorsed Hillary Clinton, saying she "trusts Hillary to lead this country."
New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker addressed the DNC on the convention's first night. Booker said America's founding documents were "genius" but not "perfect." He pointed to slavery and suppression of women's rights as "ugly" parts of U.S. history, but encouraged the American people to work together to form a more perfect union.
Actress Eva Longoria slammed Donald Trump during her DNC speech and declared her support for Hillary Clinton. She spoke about her background, family and heritage.
Comedian Sarah Silverman addressed the DNC alongside Sen. Al Franken on Monday night. Silverman addressed her past support for Bernie Sanders and declared her support for Hillary Clinton as the Democratic nominee. She said she will vote for Hillary with "gusto" and said that the "Bernie or bust" supporters are being "ridiculous." The crowd erupted into dueling chants for Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton during the address.
Sen. Al Franken addressed the DNC Monday, slamming Donald Trump. He criticized Trump University and voiced his support for Hillary Clinton
New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand addressed the DNC on the opening night. She voiced her support for Hillary Clinton and covered issues such as wage and gender inequality in the workplace.
"DREAMer" activist Astrid Silva shares her story of being an undocumented immigrant and Hillary Clinton's sympathy for immigrant families.
The DNC addressed the issue of addiction with a video and speech from Pam Livengood, who delivered a speech that focused on her personal experience dealing with addiction in her family.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen spoke at the DNC. She addressed the opioid addiction crisis in the U.S. and pledged her support for Hillary Clinton.
California representative Linda Sanchez delivers remarks on the opening night of the 2016 Democratic convention. She touched on the issue of immigration and stressed her support for Clinton.